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Dangerous water levels keep Port of Green Bay closed

The Port of Green Bay will remain closed at least until May 15 due to unsafe conditions caused by high water levels, which make it unsafe for ships to dock.
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Wisconsin farmers, business leaders push for USMCA stability ahead of summer review

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Northeast Wisconsin farmers and dairy producers are watching as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement heads toward a major review this summer. Farmers, cheesemakers, and business leaders say they want the USMCA trade deal to stay in place, but there needs to be better enforcement and more certainty moving forward.
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Stamp Out Hunger drive looks for volunteers to join mail carriers

Last year's drive collected 85,000 pounds of food in Green Bay alone.
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Job fairs happening Wednesday afternoon in Menasha, Oshkosh

Two separate job fairs are taking place Wednesday afternoon for neighbors who live in the Fox Cities or in the Oshkosh area.
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New Location, Same Tradition: Breakfast on the Farm Heads to Fairgrounds

SEYMOUR, WI- The Outagamie Dairy Promotions is bringing back its popular Breakfast on the Farm event this year, but with a new location. Organizers say the event will take place at the Outagamie County Fairgrounds after plans to host it on a dairy farm didn’t come together. Despite the change, officials say the special edition will still feature plenty of family-friendly activities for...
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WBAY channels reset with equipment upgrade

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - WBAY-TV is upgrading some of its equipment for broadcasting our multiple channels, which may cause your TV to lose the frequency if you watch our signal over-the-air. The change will happen on Thursday, May 7, at about 12:30 p.m., for our main 2.1 channel, First...
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12 Hidden Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Wisconsin Locals Swear By

If you’ve ever driven through Wisconsin thinking you’ve seen it all, you probably haven’t even scratched the surface. The real food scene here isn’t always the flashy downtown spots or the places with neon signs. It’s hidden away in small towns, behind unmarked doors, and inside...
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Wrightstown residents threaten to leave village amid potential data center project

VILLAGE OF WRIGHTSTOWN, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — At Wrightstown’s village board meeting on Tuesday night, data centers took center stage. Wrightstown residents say they have received information from Cloverleaf Infrastructure about a potential data center project coming to the area. Cloverleaf, an industrial real estate developer specializing in data centers, confirmed that Wrightstown is an area they are looking at.
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‘It’s just hard watching it all go and having to replace everything’: FEMA assessments...

SHIOCTON, Wis. — The recovery continues for communities along the Wolf River that are still drying out following record flooding in mid-April. The Wolf River reached a new record height of over 15 feet on April 17. That led to flooded streets and homes in towns and villages along the river banks in New London, Fremont and Shiocton.
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Stretch of I-41 northbound in the Fox Valley closed for emergency pavement repair

OUTAGAMIE COUNTY (WLUK) -- A stretch of Interstate 41 is closed for much of the day Wednesday. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says northbound I-41 will be closed between Wisconsin Avenue (Highway 96) and Richmond Street (Highway 47) in Grand Chute. The off-ramps to Highway 47 and Highway 15/OO/Northland Avenue, and the on-ramp from 15/OO/Northland will also be...

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